Jeremy Corbell

Can we have all the details?

Probably not.

And is it important to have all the details?

Are we skewing people's minds in small but still significant wrong directions?

But I don't think anything has been skewed in the wrong direction with what's in here.

We've just opened up the door by saying, hey, this is real.

You need to do your research, your due diligence.

If you expect the government to carry the ball on this,

I wouldn't, but that it's wide open.

Now, as I was saying before, the university business,

You can't say, I'm going to research UFOs and have a medical degree.

You can't do that in advance.

If it comes to you while you've had your medical degree and people are claiming they've seen flying saucers or seen aliens or whatever, at least you're open to that.

These books, I expect young folks, if they read them, and you've given me another idea, George, should we do a young person's book?

Something that's much smaller and not as detailed.

I mean, this was written for a cross-section of people, of the general public all the way to the PhD level.

The thing is, is there something we can encourage younger people to go on?

I thought a university course, but maybe it even needs to be mentioned in high schools.

We are looking into all of that.

I feel that way and I think it's happening.